Sweet Memories

For my daughter, my joy, my forever.

Celli — Song Insight

This song is more than music.
It is a gift, a release, a remembrance.

On the day my daughter was born,
my heart knew a love deeper than words.
I loved her before I knew her,
while she was still in my tummy.
I loved her when I first saw her beautiful face.
I have loved her through every season of her growing —
into her own little person,
and now into a radiant young woman.

But this song carries even more than memory.
It carries miracle.
It carries the vow I made years ago —
a mother’s prayer whispered in the darkest night,
when I told God, “Take me instead. Let her live.”
He heard me.
He spared her.
And He never forgot what was spoken.

As I created Celli,
I felt Him reminding me of that vow,
reminding me that love this deep
cannot be erased or silenced.
It can only be transformed.

So this track is not just for my daughter’s 20th birthday.
It is a supernatural release of healing and renewal —
for her, for me, and for anyone who listens.

Happy birthday, my baby girl.
This is yours. 🕊️💙

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